Organizational change and the analytic third: Locating and attending to unconscious organizational psychodynamics

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The analytic third is created when we make genuine contact with one another at a deeper emotional level, whether in groups, communities or organizations and its relation to theories of organizational change is discussed.

Psychodynamics

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The relationship between the unconscious and consciousness - A comparison of psychoanalysis and historical materialism

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Making a comparison of psychoanalysis and historical materialism helps us understand the relationship between the unconscious and the consciousness.

Subconsciousness, Consciousness, Unconscious

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Two bodies in the room: An intersubjective view of female objectification

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The effects of female objectification are discussed in relation to the patient's responses to the analyst's body in psychoanalysis.

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